AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRefugee Lives: As MINURSO began winding down on Nov. 1 after 35 years, Sahrawi refugee Binina Mohamed told Reuters that her adult daughters have never seen their homeland. She hopes her grandchildren won’t inherit the same wait. Sahrawi Stories: A UN Headquarters photo exhibition, “50 Years, 50 Faces,” reopened through Nov. 4, sharing images and personal accounts of life in exile, including the experiences and hopes of Sahrawi women and young people. Culture & Solidarity: Demonstrations in Auserd featured artistic performances and songs alongside calls for self-determination. In Germany, a solidarity campaign will bring nearly 30 cultural events—including film screenings, readings and exhibitions—to cities nationwide through November. Access in Laayoune: Two international student observers were deported after meeting Sahrawi activists and families of imprisoned protesters. Sahrawi sources say the expulsions restrict outside scrutiny of conditions in the territory.
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